Editing Facilities engineering (section)

== Employment ==
Additionally the [[US Department of Defense]] (DoD) has created a Facilities Engineering career field as part of the Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics workforce.  That career field is not limited to indoor environments.  In the DoD, the field also encompasses Real Estate, Ranges and the management of Linear Structures such as roadways, fences, and pipelines. DoD offers three levels of certification for professionals in this field.

The licenses and level of education that come with working as a Facilities Engineer relates to different positions such as [[Mechanical engineering|Mechanical Engineer]], [[Civil engineer|Civil Engineer]], or working as a construction manager in major or minor projects.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/Facilities-Engineer-I-Job-Description.aspx|title=Facilities Engineer I Job Description {{!}} Salary.com|website=swz.salary.com|language=en|access-date=2018-04-24}}</ref>

The salary is dependent on position, degree level, and the number of years of experience. The median salary for a Facilities Engineer with a bachelor's degree in FE (Facilities Engineering) is $72,093. Their annual salaries can range from $42,475-$120,801.

=== Associations ===

* Association for Facilities Engineering (AFE)